katy wrote:
Joe wrote:
katy wrote:

Why? Is OZ taking 9th grade Creative Writing over again?

Why not? Do you dis-like personal reports on the weather from the other
side of the world?

Anyone can post a weather link. Oz allready posted a link to his
favorite format weather site, I've put it in my favorate's..that way if
he EVER talks about sailing on a boat I can see if he's joshin about
the weather like Rob always does.

With OZ being a leading citizen of OZ, with all that Bling, you should
be honored to read his personal anaylis of even mundain weather.

I ask you...Would you rather look at a web-site anaylis of weather in
Seattle or have Bill Gates tell us what his back yard weather is like?

ASA'ers will all be the wealthier for it.

Joe

My Dad was a meteorologist for the National Weather Service. OZ's
reports are fine.

Ahhh ....that was not Oz's report..it was a link to a weather site.
Perhaps if your father was a bit more adept at obfuscation and more
flowery with his verbs then he might had been doing the weather with
the likes of Peter Jennings here in Houston.

Joe


Your rendition was superfluous. Weather reports are
facts. When you add in a bunch of flowery adhectives and adverbs,
you're just obfuscating the report in personal reference.

Joe wrote:
katy wrote:
Joe wrote:
katy wrote:

Why? Is OZ taking 9th grade Creative Writing over again?
Why not? Do you dis-like personal reports on the weather from the other
side of the world?

Anyone can post a weather link. Oz allready posted a link to his
favorite format weather site, I've put it in my favorate's..that way if
he EVER talks about sailing on a boat I can see if he's joshin about
the weather like Rob always does.

With OZ being a leading citizen of OZ, with all that Bling, you should
be honored to read his personal anaylis of even mundain weather.

I ask you...Would you rather look at a web-site anaylis of weather in
Seattle or have Bill Gates tell us what his back yard weather is like?

ASA'ers will all be the wealthier for it.

Joe

My Dad was a meteorologist for the National Weather Service. OZ's
reports are fine.

Ahhh ....that was not Oz's report..it was a link to a weather site.
Perhaps if your father was a bit more adept at obfuscation and more
flowery with his verbs then he might had been doing the weather with
the likes of Peter Jennings here in Houston.

Joe


Your rendition was superfluous. Weather reports are
facts. When you add in a bunch of flowery adhectives and adverbs,
you're just obfuscating the report in personal reference.
r
When he was a meteorologist television weather people were mostly
scantily clad bimbows instructed on how to use a pointer...

The good old days...

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www.sailnow.com

"katy" wrote in message
...
Joe wrote:
katy wrote:
Joe wrote:
katy wrote:

Why? Is OZ taking 9th grade Creative Writing over again?
Why not? Do you dis-like personal reports on the weather from the other
side of the world?

Anyone can post a weather link. Oz allready posted a link to his
favorite format weather site, I've put it in my favorate's..that way if
he EVER talks about sailing on a boat I can see if he's joshin about
the weather like Rob always does.

With OZ being a leading citizen of OZ, with all that Bling, you should
be honored to read his personal anaylis of even mundain weather.

I ask you...Would you rather look at a web-site anaylis of weather in
Seattle or have Bill Gates tell us what his back yard weather is like?

ASA'ers will all be the wealthier for it.

Joe

My Dad was a meteorologist for the National Weather Service. OZ's
reports are fine.

Ahhh ....that was not Oz's report..it was a link to a weather site.
Perhaps if your father was a bit more adept at obfuscation and more
flowery with his verbs then he might had been doing the weather with
the likes of Peter Jennings here in Houston.

Joe


Your rendition was superfluous. Weather reports are
facts. When you add in a bunch of flowery adhectives and adverbs,
you're just obfuscating the report in personal reference.
r
When he was a meteorologist television weather people were mostly scantily
clad bimbows instructed on how to use a pointer...